Money & Finance
How to File a Claim After Storm Damage
Severe thunderstorms have damaged a number of homes, cars, and businesses in South Carolina this week.» Read More
Receive $1,500 Energy Tax Credit
Homeowners have less than 100 days left to take advantage of the Federal Energy Tax Credit available to them under the 2009 American Recovery and Reinvestment Act. October is National Energy Awareness Month and homeowners have a limited time frame to gain up to $1,500 in federal energy tax credits that will expire on Dec. 31.» Read More
Invest in your roof
If your asphalt shingles are curling or your wooden cedar shake shingles have rotted out, it’s time to look for a new roof. This major home improvement investment requires research and an understanding of roofing material options to make the best selection for your home.» Read More
Energy efficiency is key to saving
Did you know some homeowners lose hundreds or thousands of dollars every year because their homes are not energy efficient? There are several little ways money may be escaping from your home: windows are not sealed correctly, the walls are not properly insulated or ducts are leaking within your HVAC system.» Read More
Green Products That Save You Green
What could be "greener" than
wood trim on your home? How about synthetic trim that resists termites,
severe weather and rotting? These days, green products are defined more
by their longevity on the home than their natural origins.» Read More
Canadians Could be Eligible for Tax Rebate on Home Renovations
Individuals who have had
work done on their homes may be able to save up to $1,350 on home
improvements purchased before February 1, 2010. According to the
Canadian Revenue Agency (CRA), the Home Renovation Tax Credit (HRTC) is
a non-refundable tax credit based on eligible expenditures incurred for
work performed, or goods acquired, after January 27, 2009, and before
February 1, 2010, under an agreement entered into after January 27,
2009.
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